Golden Jubilee Celebrated by St. Joseph Parish for Fr Mangin
The people of St Josephs parish honored Rev Fr Mangin on his golden jubilee with high mass at St Josephs church. Fr Emery preached on Saint Pauls words, praising Mangins saintly life after 50 years of apostolate. A large crowd, choir performances, and civic guests filled the ceremonies and a new pulpit and carpet were presented as souvenirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's Parish
the Oblates
Fr. Mangin
St. Joseph’s Church
Mangin
Campeau
St. Jean Baptiste’s
Ernest Tourangeau
O. M
Oblates
Quebec
Fournier
St. Joseph's
Edouard Emery
University of Ottawa
Charles Paquette
Plattsburg
N. Y
Emery
Tewksbury
St. Joseph’s
Oblate Seminary
Ottawa
St. Paul
The
Paul
Oblate
Haydn
Gounod
Edouard Vincelette
Lavigneur
St. Joseph’'s
All Saints
Wm. A. Parthenais
Fr. Campeau
Fr. Fournier
J. H. Guillet
Order of St. Sylvester
Sodality of
St. Anne
Congregation de Notre Dame de Lourdes
Third Order of St. Francis
Charles H. Boisvert
Frs. Fournier
Tourangeau
Brullard
Amyot
Audibert
Lamothe
Third Order
Tewksbury Twentieth Century Club Meets in October
The first meeting on Wednesday evening October 21 features an organ recital by Miss Theresa Small, a supper, welcomes by President H. M. Billings, and talks on physical defects of school children by Arthur K. Whitcomb and on a town historian by Ella E. Flemings. Precinct officers are named for two wards. Residents Albert Livingston, A. G. Marshall, and Joseph G. Duffy are noted in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century Club
Theresa Small
H. M. Billings
Arthur K. Whitcomb
Lowell
Ella E. Flemings
Walter E. Martin
Boston & Northern Street Railway
Wamesit
Joel F. Phelps
George E. Marshall
Buzzell King
James F. O’connell
Marion B. Reed
Anthony G. Kelly
John F. French
Lawrence B. Lynch
Albert C. Blaisdell
Joseph Miller
Andrew Quinn
William B. Burke
Henry W. Long
Jeremiah Murphy
David Ingham
Thomas Morriss
Albert Livingston
Woburn
A. G. Marshall
Boston
Joseph G. Duffy
Lowell Daily News
Bad Morals and Bad Business in the Philippine Policy
Col William A Gaston denounces Republican rule in the Philippines as costly and immoral. He argues the occupation serves no genuine commerce, cites war costs surpassing 900 million dollars, and warns that exports and welfare declined while military funding rose. He asserts a democratic stance against aggression and urges restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Republican Party
Luzon
Lincoln
Democratic Party
Philippine Islands
England
Canada
United States
Spain
Hayes
Arthur
Cleveland
Harrison
Civil Service
War Dept
Woks Oo
Navy Dept
Navy
East
China
Asia
Philippine
Philippinies
Mi-o-na Flesh-Forming Tablet Promises Health Gain
Ellingwood & Co promotes Mi-o-na as flesh building medicine for stomach troubles, emaciation, and weakness. The ad claims several tablets daily with meals increase flesh and strength, offering a written refund if results are not achieved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellingwood & Co
Two Seizures Documented Saturday in Tanker Operation
Authorities report two seizures occurred Saturday amid ongoing efforts to curb illegal fuel trafficking. The operation recovered 475,957 gallons, underscoring the scale of the interdiction and the coordination between agencies.
Liquor seizures mark a dull police Saturday night
Receipts for liquor near half a million gallons, with over one million forecast for the half year if trends continue. Two raids yield whiskey hidden in a boarding house and a ten gallon keg found at a Brady residence. A Ward street house had a late raffle before officers arrived. Fourteen drunks logged, including a 62 year old woman. John Sullivan, rescued from the river, later got drunk again. his third offense in a year may worsen his fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Micki Bryda
New Bedford
Walsh
Kejdy Jaramka
Micki
Kejdy
Tremont Street
Bryda-Jaramka Corporation
Jaramka
Keldy
Lowell
Shekels
Michael H. Brady
Andover
Pleasant Streets
Ward Street
Billerica Centre
Derry Depot
N. H
Shirley
Dracut
John Sullivan
Charles Street
Sullivan
Merrimack River
Front Street
Carney
Lorrey
Chelmsford Tragedy as Runaway Team Kills Hodson
In Chelmsford, Henry R Hodson died after his team bolted at a gravel pit. He was struck by the yoke and fatally injured as the horses rushed through a yard and fence. Hodson, 56, longtime resident and Civil War veteran, leaves a wife and five children. The incident followed recent local fatalities from accidents, including a drowning and asphyxiation. The community mourned Hodson and highlighted his service to church and town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Navy
Philippines
Sripae Ves Sk Ns
Alfred Clarke
Meadowbrook
Leon Holt
Henry R. Hodson
Chelmsford
Mr. Hodson
Westford
Centre Village
West Village
George Roscoe
Central Congregational Church of
Post 185
Charles O. Stevens
Lowell
Ella Hodson
Medford
Famous ballet master dead in New York hospital
Aime Charles Bertrand, 66, a renowned ballet master who led ballets at the Knickerbocker in Paris the Alhambra in London and the Auditorium in Chicago and directed productions like the Black Crook and Babes in the Woods, died tonight in Bellevue hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Aime Charles Bertrand
Knickerbocker Theatre
Paris
Alhambra Music Hall
London
Auditorium Theatre
Chicago
Bellevue Hospital
Probate Notice of Agnes Collins Estate
In Middlesex 83 Probate Court Joseph S. Lapierre administrator presents final account for Agnes K Collins late of Lowell. Citations require appearance October 20 1908 to show cause why final account should not be allowed. Notice to interested parties via delivery or weekly Lowell Daily Courier publication for three weeks and posting to known interested persons seven days before court. Signed Charles Mecllure First Judge. H Folsom Register. 08-12-19
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
John Cullen
John Cullinan
Lowell
Joseph
Lapierre
Lowell Daily Courier
Charles J. MelIntire
Philippe Landry
Esquire
H. Folsom
Agnes K. Collins
Kate A. Collins
Sale
Charles J. MeclIrture
Register
Estate of Ellen Fife Ward seeks mortgage authority
In Middlesex County a conservator Christina Fife the guardian of Ellen Fife an insane ward seeks authority to mortgage specified real estate to raise 350 dollars for debts and maintenance. A court hearing is set for October 20 1908 at nine in the forenoon. Citations must be served fourteen days prior or published weekly for three weeks in Lowell Daily Courier with the final publication one day before the court. Witness Charles J McIntire Esquire S H FOLSOM Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
Ellen Fife
Lowell
Christina Fife
Lowell Daily Courier
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Oblate Order
St. Jean Baptiste
Sick Kidreys
W. F.smituco
Summer St
Malden
Policy
Wm. A. Gaston
Pittsfield
McKinley
Roosevelt
War Department
NASA
Catarra
Ely
Haffew
Unitarian Sunday School
Wm. H. Hall
Emma L. Parkhurst
Alfred Howard
William Adams
M. Florence Perham
Richard Davis
Marjorie Armstrong
Della Parkhurst
Harry Parkhurst
Dorothy Hall
Hosmer Sweetsir
Charles E. Bartlett
Ruth Pickard
Miriam Warren
Rachel Fletcher
James C. Byam
Harry L. Parkhurst
W. C. Ward
G. T. Parkhurst
Unitarian Society
God
Unitarian
John H. Applebee
West Roxbury
Applebee
National Unitarian Temperance Society
Cliff Street
Parker
Cotes
Druggiva
Commonwealth OF Massachus
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Commonwealth OF Mas Ie D
D.W. Horne & Son
Central ST
Chas. A. Stott
SG Central Street
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